About Leanne-an Expert Intuitive Navigator

I can help you navigate life’s twists and turns so you can live to your fullest!

My Journey as a Spiritual Mentor

For a second time, I left coaching to return to traditional work. Here I was again.  I’d been coaching again for seven years and decided to take a break and return to a nine-to-five job. I lasted for a couple of years. While there were aspects of the work I enjoyed, many factors pushed me to reconnect with my true purpose. I knew I wanted to return to the personal development space but in a more simplified way than before.

During my time away, I gained clarity on what I didn’t want to do, which helped me focus on what truly mattered. I expected the transition to be smooth, but part of my human design is to expect the unexpected and embrace the process. Though I wasn’t surprised by the challenges, I still needed the courage and strength to navigate the next year.

The Year of Delays: A Wake-Up Call 

It was a year filled with delays. After deciding to leave my job, I thought I knew how and where I wanted to move forward, but everything seemed riddled with setbacks. By April, I had a clear vision of how I wanted to serve, yet by September, nothing had materialized. When I got pneumonia, I knew this wasn’t just physical. Having spent over a decade exploring the mind-body connection, I recognized this as a call to look deeper within.

This time, it was about more than my career. It was about shedding another layer of old beliefs and stepping into a new identity.

The Invitation: Embracing My Authentic Self 

As a projector, in Human Design, I know the importance of waiting for the right invitation. But what invitation was I missing? The answer became clear: I was invited to fully embrace my role as a spiritual healer.

For years, I had struggled with labels. I began my career as a physiotherapist, but as my interest in the mind-body connection grew, I transitioned into health and wellness coaching. Even then, the title didn’t feel expansive enough. I asked myself: Was I a mindset coach? A spiritual guide? An intuitive teacher?

It wasn’t until I embraced the title of “spiritual” mentor—the one thing I had shied away from—that everything fell into place. But this realization didn’t come without its challenges. I feared how I would be perceived and judged, but deep-down, I knew this was who I was.

The Transformation: Letting Go of Limiting Beliefs

My transformation involved a significant journey of letting go—of people-pleasing, perfectionism, and the belief that I had to have all the answers or fit into a certain mold. Of course, there were fears—would people expect me to be perfect? Would they look at my life under a microscope and point out every flaw?

One of my biggest fears was whether I would be accepted because I didn’t fit the typical image of a “spiritual” mentor. My attire and lifestyle don’t align with the expected norms. You won’t find me in flowing white robes or meditating in a cave. Instead, I enjoy wineries, fashion, and a well-made Paloma. I also really like nice things. Like everyone else, I’ve faced relationship challenges and had to learn the hard way how to stop people-pleasing and set boundaries. To an outsider those boundaries might not seem “spiritual”, but they were essential for preserving my well-being.

Yet, when I tap into my inner authority, I know with certainty that living authentically means embracing my role as a spiritual healer. It is my purpose and my truth – I am someone who navigates life’s unexpected turns with resilience, grace, and purpose.

Redefining Healing: Thriving Through Imperfection

When I embraced this truth, it unveiled a core realization: healing is not about erasing struggles or being flawless. It’s about thriving through them and staying true to who you are, no matter what. That is what I have mastered in my life and help others achieve.